// Volume & multi-site

More than one screen, or more than one site.

There is one price and one licence, and a bar, a museum and a living room all buy the same one. What a rollout needs first is usually a conversation — several rooms, several sites, a purchase order, or a question somebody has to answer before anything gets installed. This is where to have it.

Write to us if

›You are putting this in more than one room, or in more than one building.
›Finance needs a purchase order, or an invoice made out a particular way.
›IT has a question the security page does not already answer.
›You are speccing an install and need to know what the app does — and does not do — before you commit to it.
›You run rooms for someone else: a group, an operator, an AV integrator, a landlord.

What to put in it

5 things, and we ask for nothing else. There is no form on this site to type them into — the button below opens your own mail app with those lines already in it.

Name: So we know who we are answering.
Email: The address you want the reply on.
Organisation: The group, the venue or the company this is for.
Sites or screens, roughly: “Four bars.” “One museum, three galleries.” “A dozen hotels, one screen in each.” A rough number is enough.
What you need: The question, in your own words.

Write to us

Start the message

Or write to [email protected] yourself, from wherever you read your mail.

What happens to it

It goes to [email protected] and nowhere else. This website has no form and no server of its own: the button hands those lines to your mail app, your mail app sends them, and not a word of what you write passes through this site or reaches our analytics — there is no field here for it to come from.

A person reads it and answers. There is no automatic reply, so silence for a day means a day has passed, not that something went wrong. You are not added to a list, because there is no list: the one this site used to keep was retired, and nothing replaced it.

The full position, app and website: what we hold and what we send

Already answered

Lost licence key: The key from a purchase, re-sent to the address that bought it.
What it sends and opens: The hosts, the ports, the entitlement, the signing — the page to forward to IT.
Flashing and public rooms: What the flash-safety setting does, and which scenes declare their own ceiling.
The price, and what it removes: $199, once, and the one thing it changes about the app.